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Winnflhnw Npw? Mias Louise Freeman returned
winndpuw licws to her home here after
?r in ? ... ,, _ _ a successful appendix operation
Mrs. Nellie B. Walker, E. S. . T.
j .... , j at Dosher Memorial Hospital.
Bowers and children, Jerome and .
,, ., ?r _ Mr. and Mrs. Grover Tliomas
Miss Mary Blair, Mrs. S. O. . . ? , ... v.
. ..... ' . . .. ? of Wilmington were visitors here
Craven and little daughter, Nell,
afirj Miss Hancv Williams SDent y afternoon.
ana miss nancy winiams spent Miss H Mae Mintz of Ash
Wednesday afternoon at Holden's spent thg we k with her aunt
iyac Mrs. Cora Maultsby.
Mrs. D. R. Johnson and Misses Mr and Mrs j F vire8 of
flwbecca and Sophia Ann John- wj]mington v)slte(J friends here
s|n spent the week with friends SatUrday afternoon,
i^ Henderson. Mrs. G. T. Reid and 2 daughgC.
M. and J. B. Reeves of San- ters, Bettie Flo and Mabel Jean
fgird visited Mrs. E. W. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ramsur
last Wednesday. I spent the week at Carolina Beach.
?Mrs. E. C. Woodbuy is visiting j G. T. Reid joined them for the
Mrs. T. I. Martin in Florence, S. ] week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry snipper oi
Glenn Tucker. of Carolina Myrtle Grove, Wilmington, spent
qjrach was supper guest of Mr. Sunday with the J. L. and A. P.
and Mrs. J. L. Henry, Thursday Henrys.
i efening. "
Mr. and Mrs. Dallie Lanier of WHITEVILLE MART
t^ilmington spent Friday after- IS MAKING GOOD
niion with her mother, Mrs. J. RECORD OF SALES
F,; Mills, who has been very sick, sold was sun blistered, having
'Douglas Taylor and Tom suffered from the extream heat
Grumpier of Wilmington were wave just before curing time, and
\ (sitors here Thursday morning, some of it was damaged, due to'
Miss Margaret Measamoer, of growers not being able to house
Raleigh, visited Mrs. J. L. Henry it properly after it was cured.
Friday. 'However, continued Mr. Smith,
(MYERS WAREHOUSE
George A. Myers & Son
I Chadbourn, - - N. C.
11st Sale, Monday Sept. 9th
12nd Sale, Tuesday, Sept. 10th
11st Sale, Thursday, Sept. 12th
12nd Sale, Friday, Sept. 13th
I A. C. Ward, Ash, sold 1852-lbs. averaging
I $31.00 per Hundred.
HIS PRICES RANGED FROM
| $16.00 To $50.00. |
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DEPOSIT YOUR TOBACCO
MONEY IN THIS BANK
Money deposited In this bank will bring you more
direct good than money taken outside for the benefit of
other communities.
This hank Is working for home interests. Our ability
to serve you depends largely upon the co-operation which
you give us in return.
We are always glad to lend money to our friends
and neighbors for productive purposes, which will bring
good to the community. Our funds for this purpose come
from the deposits of local people.
It is a sound principle of home development that
money earned here should be spent here and hanked
here. We take a real Interest in the welfare of our depositors,
and we believe we can give better banking
cooperation than can be had anywhere else.
WACCAMAW
BANK & TRUST CO.
WHITEVILLE
FAIRMONT CHADBOCRN ROSEHILL
CLARKTON TABOR CITY SOCTHPOBT
KENANSVTI.LE
NORTH CAROLINA
?Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation?
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; In Poun
A. H. M
At I
FIRST SALE- TJ17
Wednesday, Sept. '4 VV
THE STATE PORT PILOT,
there is considerable good quality be between 18 and 25 on July 1, i
tobacco being offered too and it 1940 and must be unmarried i
is commanding good prices. .....
American citizens who can pro- <
Believe Indian Mounds duce evidence of good moral char- >
To Be Of Historic Value acter. A strict physical examinBrunswick
coast, or elsewhere ation is given to all as i
in the county, who have a weU as y,e scholastic tests. Only 1
knowledge of Indian mounds of young men possessing required '
any sort are urged to report scholastic units are accepted as '
the location of such mound. The candidates and special weight is 1
mounds along the coast are given for experience at sea and 8
- i.i.i C
I composed of great piles of Ior wmpieumi oKCv<?. ?,v^ucoyster
and clam shells. Those mic courses such as mechanical
further back from the coast engineering. Candidates are advisare
mors apt to be burial ed that before applying they 1
mounds and are usually of should carefully consider whether e
earth construction. None of or no^ they are "naturally adapt- '
I them contain anything of real ^ for a seafaring career which
; value, other than the informa- jnv0[ves jjfe aboard a vessel for
tion that can be obtained from of ?
the ocassional pieces of clay . ? . _
pottery, stone arrowheads, etc. Applicants for appointment as
I Engineer Cadets must have meLeland
Bears Score Second chanicaI aPtitude' s is essent"
i Victory Over Wilmington iaI because marine engineering
! when Carter flied to first base, aboard ship demand a practical
I Rowan hit to score Shoaf. Mc- mechanical skill in machine shop |
IKeithan filed to right field to re- work, handling and use of tools,
tire the side. electricity, and assembling ability.
The above essentials are coupled
FUNERAL HELD I with >a sound theoretical knowl- I
FOR MR. WALKER edge of the working principles
Thomas St. George, Prince
O'Brien, W. E. Dosher, W. E.
Bell, E. J. Pigford, Albert Rogers
and Roscoe Rogers. E D
The deceased was the son of L (II IVCc lSlCI
Daniel R. and Charlotte Vereen
Walker, and was married to the f\[ H
former Miss Ruth Evans. (JJ L/ 6GQS
Surviving in addition to his
widow are three children, Mrs. B. l /"i
L. Furpless, William H. Walker, t)l*linSWlCK LxOUIlty
Jr., and Daniel Walker, all of
Southport. One brother, D. R. ' will appreciate your
Walker, and four sisters, Mrs. support on November 5,
Dillard Bellamy and Mrs^W. S. flnd jf , 4 ,
McKeithan, Wilmington, Mrs. E.
V. Evans, Leland, and Mrs. Lin- serve ynu to the best of
den Knox, Durham, also survive my ability,
as does his step-mother, Mrs.
Margaret Walker, Leland. THANK YOU
rAHFT OFFICERS I F I IFWK I
FOR FLEET NOW I * ^ """" III
BEING ENROLLED I
YOUR N
B^G TOE
Leading This Section 1
Of Tobacco It
3 Sets of Buye
FIRST SALES- ( \T
Thurs., Sept. 5 ' |\| I
Mon., Sept. 9 ) HI Nil I
Wed., Sept. 11 ( A 1VIUVI
FIRST SALES? T"1
Wed., Sept. 4 H O l?m 4
Fn., Sept. 6 f I IB II
Tues., Sept. 10 "
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.EAD TI
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ids Sold
Money 1
[OORE ""
FARMERS Ii
HERE TOBACCO SEL1
; ^ * V i* *. *
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
a
nvolved in the pi ^pulsion mach-1 Young men interested in the ex- j,
norv refrigeration plant, electri-1 amination should apply to the lc
?1 units, and all of the auxiliar- Supervisor of Cadet Training, g
es- Uuited States Maritime CommisDiscipline
in a merchant vessel ajon for additionai information
s inspired rather than enforced and applicati0n forms. No applih
rough the consequences of pun- catjon ^ ^ considered which
shment. Leadership by the officer j3 postmarked iater than midn
all things is, therefore, a prime nlght October 15 1940.
equisite. He must be impartial
md fair in his dealings with sub- sheriff Ganey He,
;rd,nates and courteous and re- Round.U Robber Gang
fZT\ J all Workin0 Ea8tern N. C.
In 0,13 way he W!" com- Francisco, whom they quoted as
nand a natural respect far more saying he was from New York,
ffective than any form of en- The officers said much of the I
orced discipline. stolen goods has been recovered
T Sfcmifirfi |
Krr* n n i i^nrj
SCHOOL i
And here's the place to get ready. I
Whether its school clothes, shoes or I I
school supplis?your best bet is to cuius,
here where you can get everything you
want at one store.
Shallotte Trading Co. j
HOBSON KIRBY, Proprietor
SHALLOTTE, - - - - N. C. '
!
EAREST AN
>ACCO IV
HITEVILI
In Pounds-Prices And Pa
1 Demand by All Buying
rs 6
is-Tugglesjrs
- Leas
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Paid
And Service
L? R.JA
I WHITE VI]
LS FOR "MORE IACI
WEDNESDAY, SEPTr?nrr I
n-i tint (ho arrest of the gan^ which ?_ j.
as put an end to one of the this sectio; \H
rngest series of depredations years, '" state j?
SELL NOW WtT^I
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WAREHOUSE - - - Whit: I
FIRST SALE, WED., SEPT. 4t!i m
FIRST SALE, FRI., SEPT. 6ih m
FIRST SALE, TUES., SEP! Khh I
FIRST SALE, THURS., SEPT. 12th M
G. B. BROOKS CHARLIE MASOV?
SEE US FOR LOW COST ?
EFFICIENCY FOR YOUR FARM?
The "common sense" solution to success?
ful farm operation is answered by mod?
ern, scientific farm machinery and cgui?
ment! Plan now to modernize your farm?'
See us for detailed information. ?,
G. W. Kirbv & Son I
SUPPLY, N. C. I
D BEST I
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tronage. All Types I
I Companies 1
Hir
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CrutchfieiJ
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Brooks J
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